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I guess you may have to forgo delivery pizza if more chains go this way and realize the entire business is not profitable with higher labor costs and simply stop offering the service entirely.
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Seems like a huge gap in worker protections if its as simple as running all your delivers through third party contractors at below minimum wage.
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3y ago
I asked what's your name and it said My name is Alex.
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3y ago
Is that done? I mostly see these measured by LCMS.
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3y ago
Imation made the superdisk, competed with zipdisc and the drive could also read 3.5" "floppy" disks with the same formfactor.
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3y ago
Are micro LED panels commercially available yet? Seems perfect for something like this.
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3y ago
Likely that issue could be "solved" by using disposable plastic tubes or plates if you really wanted.
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3y ago
Hah, I formatted by girlfriend's thesis in Latex, I was so annoyed at the whole process that I did mine in MS Word.
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3y ago
Generally most instrument vendors scale the service contract with the cost of the instrument, often around (very roughly) 10% of list price per year. So in a sense a cheaper instrument gets cheaper service. I'm not sure if you'll
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3y ago
like NREL did(does?) for solar https://www.nrel.gov/pv/cell-efficiency.html
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3y ago
And Enovix
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3y ago
If you are a vampire.
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Did some more reading, can't find much conclusive, you might be right, this reddit post is probably one of the better discussions https://www.reddit.com/r/biology/comments/cqes9/why_does_blo...
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3y ago
I'm pretty sure, yes.
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3y ago
Are quartz watches really simpler? They require significant technological advancement to create.
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3y ago
I think even with desktops is that they consume much less power, generate less heat and make less noise (fans run slower) when idle vs. operating at max power on distributed computing tasks. This wasn't historically the case.
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3y ago
I bike to work and don't mind my commute. I have to be in the office but even if I don't have in person (lab) work that day I still come in since the rest of the team is here. As long as you don't have a terrible office cultu
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3y ago
An easy bet is buying from a good existing bike company like Specialized. High end ebikes from Gazelle and Riese and Muller are also good. Avoid low end generic and drop shipped Chinese imports unless you really have no budget but you might
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3y ago
Presumably Microsoft won't be making the chips, I guess they will also be made by TSMC.
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I've had this exact same experience, the emails are fake but its pretty hard to tell if you aren't savvy. I've also had an anti-scam where someone legit sent me $200 saying it was a mistake and it was for someone else (I have
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Winters are also quite cold in Bridgeport, even by non-California standards.
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3y ago
Yes, I had a small piece of a tusk for research purposes that was harvested from an elephant that had died naturally, there was a bunch of paperwork that accompanied it. Paper published here for those who might be curious: https:/
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I mean killing elephants and sharks is terrible but thats the only way to harvest those parts so its a bit different, its not like you could carefully remove them and they'd grow another set for harvest next year.
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That entire website is going on about seed oils being evil... do you have a legitimate (peer reviewed extensive study in a reputable journal) source?
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Do people like the fake truffle oil or just pretend because it seems fancy and exotic? I can't stand it, way too strong.
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3y ago
Right now, at least in my field there are some companies listing very wide ranges, say $75k-$270k, however, most are not so there is value in knowing that the max a company is offering for a role is say, $160k upfront vs. going through a bu
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paypal used to be x.com
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3y ago
I'm going to start a new payment service called "Transfer" everyone else is now infringing.
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Its the new AOL, seems to appeal to the same people.
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They can be somewhat true color if you reconstruct the image with the appropriate human perceived color for the wavelength the dye emits, doesn't work well for multiple dyes with close wavelengths.
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